Former President Donald Trump headlined the annual Al Smith dinner, a Catholic charity event in New York Thursday night, where he was jeered eight years ago as he delivered a pointed speech ...

The dinner is named after the first Catholic presidential candidate, Al Smith, who served as the 42nd governor of New York and ran for president as a Democrat in 1928. This year's dinner will be ...

Vice President Kamala Harris will not attend the Al Smith charity dinner Oct. 17, a New York Catholic charities fundraiser ... which featured a copy of the formal dais invitation naming the ...

Former President Trump attended the annual Al Smith dinner in New York City on Thursday evening — a major fundraising event hosted by Catholic Charities of New York. The dinner, which ...

The dinner, first held in 1946, is named for Smith, a four-time governor of New York and the first Catholic to win a major party’s nomination for president. In 2020, Trump and Biden attended the ...

Donald Trump drew both applause and jeers for his pointed jokes at Thursday's Al Smith dinner, an annual white-tie charity event hosted by New York's Catholic archdiocese where the two main ...

the Roman Catholic Archbishop of New York, criticized Vice President Kamala Harris for skipping out on Thursday’s Al Smith Dinner — saying she was sending “one of those Zooms” instead.

to make self-deprecating jokes while courting the Roman Catholic vote. In 1970s New York, the era in which Mr. Trump came up, the dinner was one of the glitziest events on the social calendar ...

L ast year’s Al Smith dinner raised a record $7 million to fund Catholic schools for needy inner-city New York children, plus pediatric healthcare, among many worthy charities that benefit from ...

Cardinal Timothy Dolan, archbishop of New York ... dinner this year. For the past four decades, nominees from the two major political parties have headlined the lively and often humorous Catholic ...

The annual dinner is named for four-time New York Gov. Al Smith, who was the first Catholic presidential nominee ... which featured a copy of the formal dais invitation naming the featured speakers.